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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Module4a - 0 views

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      Excellent summary of factors affecting salary. As we are both in education, I imagine you are as frustrated as I that education is what I would call underpaid. Also, great reference to Reiser above. 1 point to Sarah from Lori
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      Teresa ... great summary of factors affecting salary. 1 point from Lori
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      Great point Pat ... this caused me to look into salaries for different fields a bit. I found some interesting differences in salaries for Masters prepared individuals. 1 point from Lori
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      Chris ... great point about the need for professionals to do the ISD work. Sometimes multi-tasking is NOT the thing to do. 1 point from Lori
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r511 » module3d - 0 views

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      Great notes about the Lancasterian system. I'd studied a bit about this in a prior class... great reminder. 1 point to Sarah from Lori
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      Great points in getting the discussion started. 1 point to Teresa from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/module3c - 0 views

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      Important addition of communication theories ... 1 point to Brian from Lori
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      Excellent job of relating Dale's cone to constructivism. 1 point to Sarah from Lori
  • When I read Dale’s Cone of Experience I was immediately reminded of constructivism in that they both provide the learners with a hands on, learner directed type experiences. According to Dale “[t]he base of the cone represents direct reality itself as we experience it firsthand
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      Excellent note on Thorndike's foreshadowing programmed instruction. 1 point to Teresa from Lori I also like your statement regarding personalized instruction. I've read many references as to an advantage of distance learning in that it allows students to progress at their own pace.
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      Great point about standardization in instruction. 1 point to Chris from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Chris - 0 views

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      I have been struggling to make the distinction between PBL and CBL. I really needed this validation that I was on the right track. Thanks for taking the time to review this article in a busy week! Chris 1 point from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Teresa%27s+Module+2C - 0 views

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      As well as chunking this is a great example of working from simple to complex tasks. Like Chris, I would have thought you started with 1 and ended with 12. Teresa 1 point from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Response2c - 0 views

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      Excellent overview of behaviorism. Sarah 1 point from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Brian+Dashew%27s+Module+2C+Response - 0 views

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      Your explanation of hierarchical relationships made that concept clearer for me. I was having trouble with the one. Brian 1 point from Lori
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r511 » module2b - 0 views

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      I like your description of "centers" ... i think that i could apply this to my own area ... maybe dividing the instrument types into "centers" Teresa 1 point from Lori
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      You've summarized this nicely … I like the way you've linked it to the Silber chart Sarah 1 point from Lori
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      Great comments throughout … you made me really question a couple of my perspectives, i.e. what's in it for me Brian 1 point from Lori
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      I really like the way you organized your example. It was very relevant to the reading. Your explanation really helped me to understand some of that. I think of the 3 theories, I've had the hardest time with cognitivism. Chris 1 point from Lori
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Module2A - 0 views

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      Great application to personal use. 1 point to Chris
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      Great comments throughout! You really seem to have an understanding of behaviorism. 1 point to Brian
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      Great notation about the importance of the social reinforcer. 1 point to Teresa
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      This is an excellent notation about the importance of mastering the skills in each segment before moving on to the next segment. I think that this could be applied from K on through higher ed. Students who get pushed ahead without mastering basic skills eventually come up short in the end. I've gotten students myself who've been obviously passed along in basic math skills and are now unable to perform simple drug equations which is required in order to pass the program. 1 point to Sarah
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http://r511.wikispaces.com/Module1D - 0 views

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      Sarah 1 pt. You've noted many important characteristics (systematic, learner-centered, effecient, effective) that have been common throughout the readings. (Lori) Also, nice insight on the potential use in your area as compared to how things are currently done.
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      I think that this is a great succinct definition ... nicely put together from the reading.
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      Doug 1 point I like your personal application of the terminology. (Lori)
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r511 » Module1C - 0 views

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      for his top down approach to the ADDIE components
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      - important observation that "the bottom line" is important in the educational setting as well as business
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      for setting up the ADDIE rankings
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      important point that the source of deficiencies must be identified; great inclusion of supporting documentation
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r511 » definitions - 0 views

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      Important contribution to the definitions - Sarah 1 point
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r511 » Module1B - 0 views

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      You noted a good point in that as long as a profit is being made, things often remain status quo as there is no incentive to change, important contributions to the definitions - Patrick 1 point
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      You pointed out an important first step in the design process in your statement, "I need to find their level of prior knowledge on any given subject" - Teresa 1 point
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      Chris - You've described this very clearly, important contribution to the definitions, great idea to move our definition of IT - Chris 1 point
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r511 » lyplank - 0 views

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      Thanks ... I like this feature.
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